Downpour Manga Novels & Stories

Chapter 3 The moment they stepped out the front door, a sudden, loud crack of thunder shook the whole sky. The clouds burst, and a massive downpour slammed into the ground. The rain fell in heavy, blinding sheets, completely soaking the perfect, neat driveway. Iris gasped, shivering from the biting cold of the wind. Riley didn’t hesitate for a second. She held her large handbag over Iris's head to block the water, and pulled a spare jacket off her own shoulders to wrap around the little girl, protecting her completely from the storm.

Her trembling fingers laid the white flowers gently at the base of the stone. The weight of everything she had been holding inside finally shattered her completely. The umbrella slipped from her numb grip, tumbling backward into the grass. As if the sky itself had been waiting for her to break, a loud crack of thunder echoed overhead. The black clouds violently split open, unleashing a heavy, freezing downpour. The freezing rain immediately soaked her dark hair, plastering it to her pale face. Viola didn't care. She dropped fully to her knees in the mud, wrapping her arms tightly around her stomach as a broken sob tore from her throat.

Drip, drip, drip I feel feather like droplets break its fall on my head. What started off as tiny drops, now begin to pour mercilessly down on us. I look to the heavens, and mouth a thank you to the Lord above. This heavenly shower tames the flaming beast, making it crouch down to its master and disappear – only leaving it destruction behind. How amazing would it be, if it took its dreadful acts with it – but that would not happen, for what’s done is done.

Not even in his wildest, stupidest dreams! My chest felt so heavy it hurt as I walked away from that place, tears streaming freely down my face from the overwhelming pain I felt. At the same time, the sky opened up, and rain began pouring down heavily. I didn’t care where my feet were taking me, as long as I was getting as far away from that place as possible. My vision blurred, both from my tears and from the rain falling relentlessly around me. I looked up at the pitch-dark sky, letting the raindrops hit my face and mix with my tears. Isn’t it ironic? Crying under the heavy rain with a broken heart? It feels exactly like a scene from a K-drama. But K-dramas usually end happily… while my st

Hujan was so sure of his prediction, the people who had been led to the side of the east Aayss by the Earth Dragon's whip had the same characteristics as the people who had razed the Desolate residence. Hujan started to rage, he slammed his fist into the nearby tree. Blood started pouring from the back of his palm. Surprisingly, the blood was black. When the blood hit the grass, the grass immediately dried up. After crushing a tree to the ground, his knees finally went limp. He sat on the grass, his shoulders shaking. He was crying, from his eyes a black liquid, like ink. Bima who was standing not far from him thought hard, "what can i do to make him wake up?!" Bima tried to remember what Su

I tripped and fell on the ground in these thoughts, crying. The little puddle of water created by the rain near me splashed as a shiny pointed black leather shoe stepped on it. I slowly looked up, the rain drops hitting my face, to see a giant man in black hovered on me. "Cathy..." ★━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━★ PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO VOTE AND COMMENT ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ

I won't let him. He lunges at me, wild and reckless. With a flash of movement, I slash forward-one clean, swift strike. His throat opens beneath my claws. Craig freezes, choking on the breath he'll never finish. Blood pours from the wound, and he stumbles backward. Then he drops The moment Craig hits the ground, life draining from him, a deafening thunderclap rips through the sky. Then, without warning, a heavy downpour begins, soaking everything in sight. The pack members scatter, rushing for cover, but my focus remains on Ally.

Beneath the Falling Rain That afternoon, the sky above the Castello mansion suddenly turned a deep, brooding gray. It wasn't long before rain came pouring down, pounding against the mansion's towering windows with a steady, monotonous rhythm. Cold air slipped through the cracks, carrying the rich scent of wet earth. Aixa stood motionless beside the library's enormous window. Both hands were wrapped around a porcelain cup of hot tea, using its warmth to thaw fingers that had suddenly gone ice cold. Her eyes stared blankly outside, watching the rain blur the view of the back garden.

His gaze dropped, “I didn’t do that…” Almost immediately, it started pouring. A sudden fucking rain!

Caro shouted as the sky opened up. It wasn't a gentle rain. It was a deluge—a wall of water so thick it turned the world into a grey blur. Within seconds, the yard was a swamp of red mud. Caro looked out the window again, her heart leaping into her throat. Through the sheets of rain, she saw Alessandro sliding down the pitched roof of the barn. He moved with a practiced, feline agility, dropping to the muddy earth with a heavy thud, but as he stood, he stumbled.